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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
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GaiirobiIe, Seras, Qtai 16, 1887.
4n hi eRebaftion Der pTreien
Prefe"i
Sn Sbrer @usgabe bonn II. b. M.
dubert sSbr Correspondent 50. g." Don
$ecumieb, CALLAHAN Gounip, ben
Wunid, oab elmer unferer bentiteit
Steuerfouettoren iein urtbeil oabln abs
se5en m69te, su ipie pieI 8ebubren elm
Solicitor fir 0oatredung elmer grseus
tion unb 6fientli1e Mn3eige berielbet
bercftigt iei unb Oh bieie @ebiibren III
bic Saf9e oes Solicitors Ober in bic
9aRe bes @ountp's fallen.
Sbrem Gorresponbenten unb auet
Sol9en. tpeIde in biefer Grage infor'
mirt gu iein piini6en, anttporte i'd:
u Dab nod benz l.. Wtdr3 D. 5.
ieber solicitor i'm Staat su $3.50 @e'
biibreu seiebli9 beredtigt 1T fir iebsn
einSelnen r~iiditdnbigen Steuersdbler.
p OaB es in Der Ma1t zines ieoen
Solicitors liest, oieie $3.50 81 erbeben
ober ni6t 81 erbeben.
81 DAB ieber Solicitor I'm Stat
mad benz Mdrs b. 5. sesen ale rid
fdnoisen Steuersabler cine grecution
auflegeu fam, baB aber ieber Solicitor
mad benz 1. Wai b. s. gegen aIe rid
fdnbisen Steuersabler cine @reeution
aufiegen muB, w%ibrigenfaIls er cine
Strafe bon ni6t peniger als $500 unb
ni6t mebr als $1,000 fir iebe ein3elne
unterlaiiung 81 ;ablen bat.
~ 9aB teber Solicitor fir MuFerles
sung folder greeution zines teben riids
tdnoigen Steuer3abIsr 3u tpeiteren
@ebabren bon 81 beredtist III, bon weIs
den er bic Goffen bes Orudes (adver-
Using fees) unb ionitige unfofien 3u
5ablen bot.
81 unb f6liebli9, baB nod benz neu
erIaFenen @eieb Der stuansigiten 2esis.
Iatrr bic Steuern i'm feIben Sabre, In
pel9em bas Nfefment aufsenOmmen
ipurbe. foleftirtt tperben mtfen uno,
baB bemna1 Die Steuer5abler mod Dor
S9luB bieies Sabres lire 6teuern fur
bas Sabr 1887 su Sablen baben.
s. 8 bum NJ,
Sheriff unb Solicitor BON Mebina 60.
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etues sapttaius aliidltd,c G~ntsefmus.

@abt. Coleman. Sdoner @epmoutb, Del
swif&en atlantic Gits unO Rem gorf fabrt
lit 70 beftig an Suiisn, bab er ni9t idlafer
fonnte. Gr uuroe~ peranIabt, Or. fringe Nen
0iseoverp sesen gus;ebruns gu beriu9en. Ei
berl6afte Inn nidt nur ausenblidtife einos'
runa, Ionberu beiIte ibm aud bic punoe 8rnf,
Seine aiRber paren in sIsider @eife .aff,iri
unb cine ein;iae Oofis bate bel linen oenielben
guten GrfoIs. Or. Sings 9etp Diseopers IL
nun bas Sauptmittel i'm @oIemanlden Saus'
bait unb am 8orb bes Shoners.
Yrobeaafden bieies Wittels gratis in u
9reiB' Apotbsfe.
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Nuerlet.

- Die biefgen 9lbpotaten baben ges
fern 8eileibsbei9llHe iiber bas 4ble>
ben bes &idter %. Or. WoOos bonn
Ser. Ct. 0berseri6t gefaBt.
- unIere Mili3 . GDmpagnien finb
beute nod Waibington abgereif, bic
BeItnap &ifes 40, bic San antonio
HiHes IS Mann fart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
seaferipremaem init edlamdem.

perionen. tpeI9e fi9 beim Wafsr'
fprengen Der S6lduhe hebienen wol'
len, finb eriu6t. i6 in unferer Office
bic n6tbige 2i3ens alf elm Sabr-am
l. Mai beginnenb IA u peri9afen, ba
fir foI6en WaRersebrau@ cine Spe'
siaIrate bere9net tuiro. Wer oieier
Auforberurg ni9t na6fommt unb bic
borgei9riebenen Bebingunsen ni@t ers
fhlt, Iduft @efabr. baB ibm bic Wafs
Iersufubr abgef@nitten wirb.
9ie @aHertuerf 9umpa9nie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
,,Gtarfenc, Gafte uerbeKerno une ab,
ffihreuD.

Simmons 2iper &esula o.
to r, rein begetabiliid, i9medt Hi9t
libel. Sc 1T bic i'm Siben fir grs
uedung Der ftarreu 2eber CUR geiunben
3bdtigfeit alIsemeiu gebrau6te ar3nei;
gr beilt Malaria, @alisteit, Oispepfe,
9opfi9msr3. Sartleibisfeit unb 5d>
m~orrbolben; er peruriadt iDeber uebels
felt nod 2eibi6neibsu. gr feBt am
,pirtsamtten bic 4bionberunsen In
Gang. Sci ueberHuB Der Sole i'm
Wtagen tuirtt Der Regulator als abs
fibrmittel; bann resulirt er bic SdrHe
unb perleibt benz gau3en Srganismus
3raft unb @eiuubbeit.
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Mabude'S Sptel.

gm IL. Mai bdielbft abgeftiegen:
Or. 9. Sapbus, Columbus; Mper @roun,
Wodoale; %. o. Ielion, 6. D ecben, eal'
befon 8. u. 8. MeRenfou II. 6rau, @aeo !;
Geo. anode, Neu . 8raunfeIs; @m. abrens,
@eimar; emma 3arts, Borne; U .: I'm.
iusors, ~. 6. @rab, Sabmono u. Mtdel,
ct. 9ouis 8. Bruni. earepo; Wtrs. Y. eos
parbs, GrI. M. u. VI. Goparbs, Sanoooal,
Sas. SEQ. Sdlei6er, gue,o; eouis eobsn'
tbal, Chicago, Sus.
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m iIIi II DIRE.

3mei 8ummler iben semitbli1 IN
einem Safe bel einem @laie Bier rlto
lelen matchmaker ole 3eitungei our1.
0a6 spei Stunben iagt enblid Der
Cine:
nWeibt Su. tpentr mad Dem Spriidb'
mort 3!eit tpirfli6 @elb 1T, baum itno
mir Beibe bod bic sr6Bten Miliondre."
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s6s 9as reue Bier Der g an u n,
tonio 8retping 6 ompaHp III
ioeben in ben Marft gebradt tuorben
unb aei6net fid bur6 feline &einbeit
unb feinen Woblgeidmad aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

B6y- Sober frdgt ieBt mad benz rsuen
Bier bei San Antonio frtber
@iip) Brewingg PAM. gs
if Der 8eIunbbeit 3utrdgli6 uno tpiro
algemein berlangt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

- gingefuntene ause1, cine blei1e
@ef1isfarbe, entiteaenbe Iusidldge
seigen oil, baB innerli6 nidt Jules in
Drbnuns lit. 9ertreibe ben lauernoen
,seinb Deiner @eiunbbeit, inbem Su
Seih Blut bur1 4Ders Saro'
pariIIa reinigf. @s beilt erptt'
pelas, ge,ema, SaIsfiuB, ausi@lag
unb Gle9ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

- Our6 ibr neues Bier bat bic
San @ntonio 8rewing 8 pms
panp eineu Srumpf a%usgeipielt. Sas
Bier finoet iiberaa Nntlang.
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81 d t

ipirb elm 9nabe i'm utter BON ID 6
Sabren. 0adsufrasen in Der Office
Der r6reien Prehe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
ERASTUS REED.
Xeiebem Seffatter
Office: Ode glturri. anb Marftfrabe.
SeIephon 10.

BeIonbere gorfebruuseu fino setroHen ipor-
ben, I'M eeiden eepiiuf9tsn SALES uad irseuo
einem 9bsile Der Ser. Staaten ooer eanaoas
an fsnben.
8%efelunsen fonnen aud Commensurate 81
unS IS binterlaiien peroen. Rrcmpte Ausflb'
runs pirb berbirst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

Salande! Sdlande! Sdldn4e
@eiBe SOLITUDE gun. sprinteIn
SOL Is Gent per SUB. S6uarae
S4Idli9e, 4 3oa Sur9meher Is, y
unb Is Gents per SUB bel
SB. q. Outterfioe s. Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4Mt Mo. 1886 Souifon Ctr.
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9irefte ssutpurtation.

Soeben erbalien per Steamer .Nans
ties" iiber Stem Orleans: 300 GlaiGen
WiIbeImsqueIle.
RONSE & WAHLSTAB.
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HG8 Bpdicnbiati.

Sir iruben BON iesi ~ has vMO@en.
3 al" fir ben greis bon $500 aui
ca ,tGbr portofrei nod Eriti6Ih:so.
Der 9erdnsGeber.
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Sin9ltngena WGnnern
pir5
Stdbere Seilmtt9 g~aranttrt.

Die idredliden BoIeen Der Sueenbfinben.
@e56le6tsf9pdde berurfaGenb, tpoourd Self
unb R0rper ruiuirt perben, pertnauent ae.
belt. 9eratlopfen, Sda9ternbeit, Saamen.
abIut. 6eOddtnief@pdde, gerIuf Der Guer.
ait, abneisuig eegen GeieHfdaft unb MtIan.
dole eriHDIi@ fnrirt. 8erbeiratbete @dnuer,
ooer fclde, bic i9 perbeiratben noIIen, bic in
Golse bon Subisrtetion in Der Susenb an Dc.
f9ledts. unb Nerbeufdipdde Ieibeu, rerbeu
grInSIi9 furirt. aeiue NineraIien ~einaeqe.
ben. Suuse Mdunsr, bic ibre Belt nit unfdbi.
gen eeuten berfduenbet unb fi9 baburd arart>
heiten bes Ropfes. Der Haie, bes 3alies, Der
2eber, eungen, G~insepeibe unD bes Waaens
ausejosen babeu, iuerbeh fGnel furirt. East
Sud nidt sur9 faIf1es S@amseiibl abbalteu,
fofort
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Refauration unb Sptel
in 9erbinbuna nit sinem Bar : Soon eriien
manoes. sa5- Simmer inb ;u raiiouableu
prsiien su sermietben. -as l6,3,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
9irette ~ssntpprtatinn.

Soebe1 erbalten per steamer mglrts
ties" iiber Stem Orleans. 300 Glai9en
WiIbeImsqueIIe.
RONSE & WAHLSTAB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

@obmmmgsnerd 0ermm8.
untersei1nete bat lire Wobuung mad
1927 Of.GommereesS traBe Derlegt.
Vanline Ghuarse, 8 eb m m c.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Dos 4Sa'
5enbfatt $3.50.
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MDcr's


On Gin f0nlidcr Soilcttcr Artitcl, nuo ut
aleif, elm wirtiameS Ytittel gegeH aIl
3ranlbeiteu bss SaareS iuo Der Sopibart.
Gs ruff eineu irditigcu SaarfuutS beruor,
madbt bas @aar weidl, bicsiam iiiio gldr,
senb, NIB gicbt ibm feline jugcnblide 6arbs
ipieoer.
sd babe bon slper's Sair.Sisor
nit tpunoerbarem GrfOlse @ebraud
aemadt. Gs 9iebt srauem Saare
feline uripriinelide 6arbe tuieoer, ruit
reueS @ahstbum berOor, uno crbdlt
bas Saar frditis uno seiuno. gnS
Eoiletten Grtitel iibertrifit es aaes
mas i'd ionIt fenue." 6rau 5. 8. Sur'
ton, Bangor, We.
3ubcreitet bon
Or. 8. g. dyer 6 Co., 9oueII, @aF.
Sn allen Apotbefen 81 baber.
preis 81. ee6s GIai6en IS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
Rosebud Nlght.

Last evening was what is known as
"Rosebud Night" at the Academy of
Music, and the idea proved one of the
greatest successes of the season. Each
lady was presented with a handsome
souvenir programme, with a natural rose
bud attached, and the effect of these
blooms scattered around among the
audience was novel and beautiful. The
Wilbur Opera Company performed the
"Merry War;" and from the very excel
lent manner in which each member OF
the company rendered their part it SEEM
ed as though they too were inspired by
the presence OF the beautiful flowers. The
company will appear for the last time
this evening, when they will present the
ever popular "Mascotte," and should bt
created with even a larger audience thar
| that of last night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
FOURTH EDITION
n VaasAl LlDellod.

About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
United States Marshal Newlin selzeo
the Danish bark Atalanta % she was
proceeding down the Delaware river:
The Atslanta IL vessel OF about 1000
tons, aud is loaded with street oars ior
Buenos Ayres, from phiiadelphis.
While loading at that city u oceans
necessary to take up part OF the oecK
for the purpose Of slowing away tue
cargo, and Gustavus Anderson OF Cam
den, N. j., was employed to DO tae
work. After 1t was finished ana the
vessel was ready to leave, dispute
arose In reference to the amount OF the
bill, and the captain left without pay
ing 1t. Anderson came to this city yes
terday morning, and placed his case IN
the hands OF Andrew f. Sanborp, Esq,
who prepared the ne cessary papers and
had the libel issued. AS soon o. the
matte was put in the hands OF the
imarshal he chartered tug and started
In pursuit OF the vessel, which he over
took off New Castle. As soon as TN
papers were read to the captain OF tn
bark be surrendered the vessel, and IN
marshal placed Waterman In charge
Last night Captain Peterson went I
Philadelphis to try and arrange . fe'
Element to have his vessel released.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
THIRD EDITION.
HeWan VAN ON water.

CaptAin PAut Boytcn. the daring navi-
gator Of rivers, rapids, lakes and oceans,
who spends as much time on the water
~ ~ does on land. VIII attempt some
thing new in the Delaware river to NOR
row. -
The captain believes that he has invent.
ed shoes with which the wearer can walk
upon the water with the comforting as
sSrance that they will not turn him with
his head down. He will give practical
demonstration of the invention to morrow
afternoon. He will don his rubber sui
and at 3 o'clock float down the river froA
point ten miles above Philadelphia
During the trip he will give exhibitions
Of swimming and firing rockets and dis
tsess signals, and; as he passes Philadel
phis, will Gre salutes to his friends o
the wharvee. When the invincible navi
gator nears Ridgway Park, he will put o
his new wooden shoes and walk upon tn
water, passing Camden and Philadelphia
about o'clock.
The feat has never been successfully a
tempted 10 this rough current OF the Del
ware and his venture will be regards
With interest," The captain will land
Kaighn's Point. An effort will be ma
to induce Bsckwith, the noted EDgli
swimmer, now giving exhibitions In III
city, to test his speed with Boyton on I
way down the river.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
The inter. state Law on the Il. and q

The Inter. State Law on the Ii, and ..
1t is quite clear that the passe nger
department of the Baltimore and Ohio
are Of the opinion that the purpose OF
the new law was to increase aud not re.
tard travel. They have made no ad
vance in their rates for quarterly
tickets, but are still selling at
the old price, ard have addel Xix
new daily trains to the schedule,
making fourteen trains to Chester
and eleven to Wilmington. Parties
proposing to take up their residence In
the country had better locate en- the
Baltimore and Ohio, where the rates
for transportation will always be found
reasonable and just.
WAsHINGToN, May Cup to this
time forty four railroad companies hay e
filed with the Interstate Commeroe
Commission formal petitions asking 10
be relieved from section Of the Inter
State Commerce law. Probably as
many more have been received and re.
turned for further information.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
Avery Important Matter.

For some time past the friends OF
John U. Bryant, the well-known and
genial book agent, noticed that some
thing seemed to be weighing on his
mind. He was evidently earnestly
thinking over some very Important
matter, and when he left this city
about three weeks ago for Boston it was
the general impression that he had
laugh on" to some business venture
that had "millions in It." As 1t was
generally supposed thst be was q con-
frmed bachelor, such thought az there
being lady in the case never entered
any ones mind, but the result shows
the fallacy of human supposition, fol
he returned o few days since with
lady, whom he now introduces as ''Mrs
Bry PANT, my wife," and when questioned
about the matter, admits that the csre
mony was performed on Wednesday
April Goth, at st. Johns F: E. church
| Boston, and that the brides name wa
MIS-. Aurelia Brannan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
CT Z. kP!

brush. Oae half.gallon can will cover
ono hundred square feet. 1t reaches
she consumer III solid paste shape, the
same consistency as pure white lead,
with enough water to simply keep it
moist. IL does work on either rough
o. smooth brick, dressed or undresded
lumber, as well as on tie fines5 hard
flashed walls Of parlors, dining roolns,
bed chambers, public halls aud
churches.
Packed In barrels CT % gallons, or
about $50 pounds half barrel, quarter
barrel anu cans.
the only directions neeisd for ap
I My ina: Make quite thin vita clear
saiyE aud apply with good whitewaah
b:usb. Give Vo:k TWO coais.
Satisfied tAat a Il who test it will never
AGAIN use line, we ask you 10 study
your Interests by giving our material o
lair tr.al.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
YOU ARE ON This JURY.

You are summoned to act as
one of the jurors in the case of
The People VS.. The Retail
Clothing Business. The point at
issue is which clothing house re-
tails the cheapest; and after a
trial your verdict will be that
the n. Y. Clothing Mfg. Co. is
that place. See our price list;
An English Corkscrew Prince
Albert Suit for 500; o Cutaway
Suit for SIG; a Sack Suit for $l4
Chev OF Sack and Cutaway
Suit for $40 and $l2. In fact,ws
have everything in the way o
Mems, Boys and Children''
Clothing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07

CAPE MAY CITY, N. Msrch II. 'S4.
| nAva ured you GYPSUM about four
years, aud fad L Al sou Claim ior it.
Il is tn b"a' suhstitue for ca le'mine IN
tins market; It max . just e fine I'm
isS. and has many advantages over 1t.
am now putting four ba-Iels no ore on
33rrress nail, of this placs (Cape May
City, !; l also used d large quantity on
mo stockton Hotel last spring, rud
nearly al. Of the hotels here, expecting
10 zee mote tbis season; in fact for
shiieniue walls it has DO equal. I
have taken cottages here that have
been badly eoi,td ell through. By CIV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
ED,
DIED.
EENNiMNRE lin the Eth ms. Inkn Ii

FENNlMORE.-On the 9th ins:., John B
Fennimore, aged "a years.
Relatives and frienus are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from tho resi-
dence OF his mother, on West street, fourth
door below Water street, on Sunday after
noon at 3 46 O'Clock. Services at Asbury NJ
u. chuich. Interment at kverview GENE
terry.
WARREN.-On Friday, May oh. at the
residence OF her son, William Warren, No.
$40 East Seventh street, Mrs. Mary ].
Warren, daughter of Robert and Ella
Lacy, in the 6bth year Of her age
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her son, No 40 Il. Seventh street, on
Monday, May y, 1887. Services at tho house n
O'Clock p. m. lnterment at Old Swedes
cemetery.
She's gone to whore the angels are,
To 1.-Two aud dwell with them
Her voi,e we'll hesr on earth no more.
But hope to hear In heaven.
Long would our hearts have he'll her here
Gould love with death have str.ven.
But should we grieve, that greater 10y,
Hath called her up to Heaven.
We weep, but this sha IL dry our tears
AND hoal the hearts now IIyep:
L tod breaks the ties that bind us hero
10 draw US Learer Heaven.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07

Curtis & Bro. are preparing to erect
another paper manufactory on their
property near Newark. They will put
in the latest and most approved ma
chinery, and will keep mp their reputa
ton for making the best grades OF
printing paper that can be found in the
market anywhere. They expect to EN-
ploy some forty or Atty hands, and con
seQuently will add greatly to the pros
perity Ut their neighbOrhood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
Return Their Thanks.

Corinthian Lodge No. /, Shield OF
Honor, held their first entertainment In
their room in the McClary Building, on
Friday evening, April 80, which waa .
grand s. ccess. We hope all that favor
ed us with their attendance that even
ing were we'll pleased with our grand
selection of musical and literary talent.
The lodge does unanimously extend q
vote of thanks to all the ladies and gen.
tlemen who favored us with their grand
talent 70 displayed on that occasion,
Truly you're,
THOMAS M. CRossLEY, Rec. Sec.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
POUDRETTE
AS A
F ertiIizer for Corn.

Oats, Oltrons; Egg.Plants, Tomatoes. Pota-
t So siower,Beds and Grass Plats, straw.
Dles, or anything requiring quick ptowtb
cannot Do equalled. To give corn an earIv
start and put 1t beyond tho reach OF The en-
worm, or 10 prevent the yellows, It has no
orp ni1 ,or. Inc farmer who uses ton or two
on ms corn or vegetables insures hlnsaIf a
aooo crop. Considering the pressure of the
tlmes, nave con'luded to reduc. INV nyice
Ior roudrette to sl2 per ton, casb. 40 a. to
pa put ~ ~ Within tho reach ofall. We can refer
rOu 70 hundreds, but the better Man 10 n
try II yourself. and then Won p pasd Is $40 70
s sn, anybody for information. Also n
splSndid lot of fish. slaughter h ouse and
nightsoll Compost; in good order for sh,n.
Sa rs ,a Gsfs or otherwise. Send in your or.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
BEAUTIFUL!

To invent subs.snce which would GU
persede the old style o. Whitewash, has
long bsen our aim and q wish ofgen OK
pressed b. GUuseReepers ami oSners Of
crcperty generally. That aim hae TT
last osen obtained, aud 1t affords aueh
D feature hat we can supply he puojc
with suhttitate, which, while 1t has
OIL the COED Qualities OF LINE, has ucne
II irs OF jei t.onal features.
Plastic Paint aud Gypsum gives the
walls brilliant elcss, viii nos rlb or
wash Of. o. change coiur, and 10 tGere
| fore more durable, is basi,y nixa'1, and
,osts no more than two COATS OF com
mon lime, and lie sanitary qaal':'es
are excellent; ii IL ths.efcre IL every
| cospoot unsurYessed by anything OF the
k.ad ever offered to the pablo It will
oa eooG Cor years II kept covered with
| water. For ase, reduce via water
| quite tain, ani app y with 81 ~hltewGsn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
Tho Danger of Air Riaen.

Yesterday afternoon while Clarence
Walton, the 14.year.old son OF Pussy
A. Walton, was Mt his fathers coal
yard, near the foot OF Fourth street,
shooting rats with what is known as an
air rifle. The weapon was prematurely
discharged and the ball passed through
one OF his great toes. He was taken o,
once to his home, No. 410 East Fourth
street, where the wound was dressed by
DR.. Cantw Ill, and this morning he was
doing as W al as could be expected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
Ehey Neglected Their Dying Child.

Charles Par coast and bis wife Kate,
Who reside In the rear of No. 1875 Beach
street, Philadelphia, were arrested by
aRents of the Society to Protect Chill
dren from Cruelty on Friday for drunk
euness and neglectips to provide for
their two children, Mary and Emma,
aged respectively and 8 years. The
youngest girl was in dying condition
from coue I'm ption, ind lack Of nourish
ment and proper medical attendance
he'd reduced her TO n mere skeleton
The society decline to prosecute the
parents, fearing TINT a prosecution
would hasten the child's death. a
nurse IRON the ward charity organizs
ton and o comp atent physician weT'
procured to look after the wants Of tn
lfttle eufferer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
A Heavy storm.

The storm which was threateDing the
greater part OF yesterday afternoon ara
last night burst upon this city and vi
cinity about o'clock this no:ning'
The rain poured in torrents, acc9rnpa'
MED by heavy thunder and sharp flashes
OF lightning. A tree aoont qnartet o.
n mile from DuPot Stallion. on tue " IL
min9top and Northern railroad, wae
atruck. but as far as could be learned
there was no damage done IN this city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07

John Pra.ner. q painter, residing at
Eleventh and Bennett streets, fell on the
pavement in front of his house last
evening, striking his head oil the curb
and INJECTING q cash several inches in
length, from which the blood flowed
freely. DR.. Mann, at Tenth and Kirk
wood streets, was called in. and found
1t necessary to use several stitches IN
drawing the wound together. The in
jury, though severe, is not considered
dangerous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
"a Treat.

Albert W. Farrell treated o number
Of our citizens this morning with cakes
and biscuit made from the self.rnising
-four of Hecker 8 Go. No better evil
dence could be given of its valuable
properties, and the ladies in many
households will doubtless resort to its
daily use. Such q treat would be &C
ceptabie to great many persons every
market day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-07
.no In. .,.iself While Insane.

uc nrIms~y Lseif While Insane.
hs5Srz9i, Msy 6-Gaorge Proph-
Ell 4. aRed 90 years, living with his
family at No. $40 Race street, where lie
Kent = manufActory OF hosiery and q
notion store, was found In the cellar
this morning by his wife with the tor
of his head blown off by shot gun
which he had discharged with suioidsl
intent. No cause could be assigned
unless 1t was derangement fiom TIC
effect of fall yesterday from Liz
VAC ON.